🚨 Hazing Legal Emergency: What Posey County Families Need to Know

Attorney 911 is fighting a $10 million hazing lawsuit right now — and we’re bringing the same fight to Posey County.

If your child has been hazed at a Posey County college, university, or Greek organization, you have legal rights. What happened in Houston can happen in Posey County — and it likely already has.

⚠️ This is happening in Posey County right now.

The same fraternities that waterboarded a student at University of Houston have chapters at universities near Posey County. The same culture of abuse exists here. The same institutions are failing to protect students.

We are currently litigating a $10 million hazing case in Texas. We know how to hold fraternities, universities, and national organizations accountable. Posey County families get the same aggressive representation.

🔥 What is Hazing? Posey County Needs to Know the Truth

Hazing isn’t “tradition.” It isn’t “team building.” It isn’t “brotherhood.”

In Posey County, hazing is:

• Torture: Waterboarding, simulated drowning with hoses
• Physical abuse: 500 squats, 100 pushups until collapse, wooden paddles
• Forced consumption: Eating until vomiting, then forced to continue
• Psychological abuse: Humiliation, threats, sleep deprivation
• Medical emergencies: Rhabdomyolysis (muscle breakdown), kidney failure, alcohol poisoning

This isn’t happening “somewhere else.” This is happening near Posey County.

🏥 The Medical Reality: Hazing Can Kill

Our client was hospitalized for three nights and four days with:

• Severe rhabdomyolysis — muscles breaking down
• Acute kidney failure — life-threatening condition
• Brown urine — sign of muscle damage
• Inability to walk or move

This could happen to your Posey County child.

Rhabdomyolysis can cause:

• Permanent kidney damage
• Dialysis
• Kidney transplant
• Death

Hazing doesn’t just hurt — it destroys lives.

💰 The Legal Reality: Hazing Costs Millions

We’re currently suing for $10 million in Texas.

Posey County families can sue for the same.

Recent hazing verdicts and settlements:

These aren’t isolated incidents. This is a pattern. And it’s happening near Posey County.

⚖️ Posey County Hazing Victims Have Legal Rights

1. You can sue for money damages.

• Medical bills (past and future)
• Lost wages
• Pain and suffering
• Mental anguish
• Punitive damages (to punish the wrongdoers)

2. You can sue multiple defendants.

We’re currently suing:

• The local fraternity chapter
• The national organization
• The university
• Individual members
• Housing corporations

In Posey County, you can sue the same entities.

3. Consent is NOT a defense in Indiana.

Indiana law says:

“It is not a defense that the person hazed consented to the conduct.”

Even if your child “agreed” to participate, the hazing is still illegal.

4. The statute of limitations is running.

• Personal injury: 2 years from date of injury
• Wrongful death: 2 years from date of death

Don’t wait. Evidence disappears. Witnesses forget. Your rights expire.

🏛️ Who Is Liable in Posey County?

1. The Local Chapter

The Posey County fraternity or sorority chapter that organized the hazing.

2. The National Organization

The national fraternity/sorority that failed to supervise their Posey County chapter despite knowing about hazing problems.

3. The University

The Posey County college or university that:

• Failed to prevent hazing
• Failed to supervise Greek life
• Owns the property where hazing occurred
• Knew or should have known about hazing risks

4. Individual Members

Every person who participated in or facilitated the hazing.

5. Housing Corporations

The entities that own or control the fraternity/sorority houses where hazing occurred.

6. Alumni

Former members who hosted hazing activities.

📋 What Posey County Families Should Do RIGHT NOW

STEP 1: Get Medical Attention

• Even if injuries seem minor, get checked
• Document everything medically
• Rhabdomyolysis symptoms may be delayed

STEP 2: Preserve Evidence

• Take photos of injuries at all stages
• Save all communications — texts, GroupMe, Snapchat, Instagram DMs
• Get witness names and contact info
• Document everything — dates, times, locations, what happened

STEP 3: Do NOT Talk to the Organization

• Do not talk to fraternity/sorority leadership
• Do not talk to university administrators alone
• Do not sign anything
• Do not post on social media about the incident

STEP 4: Call Attorney 911 Immediately

📞 1-888-ATTY-911

Free consultation. $0 upfront. We don’t get paid unless you get paid.

🎯 Why Posey County Families Choose Attorney 911

1. We’re Fighting This Battle Right Now

• $10 million hazing lawsuit against Pi Kappa Phi and University of Houston
• Waterboarding, forced eating, 500 squats, wooden paddles — this is what we’re fighting
• Same fight available for Posey County families

2. We Know How to Win

• Former insurance defense attorneys — we know their playbook
• Federal court admission — we can sue national organizations anywhere
• Dual-state bar licenses — Texas AND New York
• $100+ million in case experience — including BP Texas City explosion

3. We Travel to Posey County

• Free consultations by phone or video
• We come to Posey County for depositions, meetings, and trials
• Distance is not a barrier to justice

4. $0 Upfront Cost

• Contingency fee — we don’t get paid unless you get paid
• No hourly billing — no surprise bills
• We take the risk — if we don’t win, you owe us nothing

5. We Protect Our Clients

• Our client is “fearful of doing an interview due to retribution” — we understand the fear
• We handle all communications with defendants
• We protect your privacy and your case

🔍 Warning Signs of Hazing in Posey County

Posey County parents: Know the signs.

Physical Signs:

• Unexplained bruises, cuts, or injuries
• Extreme fatigue or exhaustion
• Difficulty walking or moving
• Weight loss
• Signs of alcohol poisoning
• Hospitalization for unknown reasons

Behavioral Signs:

• Sudden withdrawal from friends/family
• Anxiety or depression
• Fear of certain people or places
• Secretive behavior
• Changes in sleep patterns
• Loss of interest in activities

Academic Signs:

• Declining grades
• Missing classes
• Dropping out of school
• Transferring to another university

Social Signs:

• Sudden new group of friends
• Wearing unusual clothing or accessories
• Carrying strange items (fanny packs, etc.)
• Overnight absences
• Late-night activities

❓ Frequently Asked Questions from Posey County Families

Q: My child won’t talk about it. What should I do?

A: Many hazing victims are afraid of retribution or feel ashamed. Don’t push, but document everything you observe. Contact us for guidance on how to approach the conversation.

Q: The university says it was “just a prank.” Is that true?

A: No. Waterboarding is not a prank. 500 squats until collapse is not a prank. Forced eating until vomiting is not a prank. This is abuse. Universities often minimize hazing to protect their reputation.

Q: The fraternity says my child “consented.” Does that matter?

A: No. Indiana law explicitly says consent is not a defense. Even if your child agreed to participate, the hazing is still illegal.

Q: We’re not in Texas. Can you still help us?

A: Yes. We represent hazing victims nationwide. Our federal court authority and dual-state bar licenses allow us to pursue cases anywhere in America.

Q: How much is my case worth?

A: Every case is unique. Factors include:

• Severity of injuries
• Medical expenses
• Psychological impact
• Pattern of abuse
• Institutional knowledge
• Defendant’s ability to pay

Our current hazing case is seeking $10 million. Posey County cases can reach similar values.

Q: What if my child was hazed at a non-Greek organization?

A: We represent victims of hazing in:

• Fraternities and sororities
• Sports teams
• Marching bands
• ROTC programs
• Clubs and organizations
• Military academies
• Any group that uses abuse as “initiation”

Q: The incident happened months ago. Is it too late?

A: Maybe not. The statute of limitations is typically 2 years, but there are exceptions. Contact us immediately to evaluate your case.

Q: We can’t afford a lawyer. What are our options?

A: You don’t need money to hire us. We work on contingency — $0 upfront. We don’t get paid unless you get paid.

📢 To Posey County Fraternities and Sororities: We Are Watching

To the chapters operating near Posey County:

We are currently suing Pi Kappa Phi for waterboarding a student until he was hospitalized with kidney failure.

If your chapter is hazing students, we will find out. We will sue you. We will shut you down.

Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pi Kappa Alpha, Phi Delta Theta, Beta Theta Pi, Sigma Chi, Kappa Sigma — if your chapter is near Posey County, know that Attorney 911 represents hazing victims across America.

The Beta Nu chapter at University of Houston? Closed. Charter surrendered. Criminal referrals initiated. $10 million lawsuit ongoing.

That’s what happens when you haze in America. Your chapter could be next.

🏆 To Posey County Universities: The Choice Is Yours

To the colleges and universities near Posey County:

University of Houston owned the fraternity house where a student was waterboarded. They knew about prior hazing incidents. They failed to protect students.

Now they’re being sued for $10 million.

The same liability exists at your institution.

You have a choice:

1. Implement real oversight now — before someone gets hurt
2. Continue failing to protect students — and face the same $10 million lawsuit

The pattern is clear. The verdicts are clear. The choice is yours.

🚨 Hazing Legal Emergency: Posey County Action Plan

FOR VICTIMS AND FAMILIES:

1. Get medical attention — document everything
2. Preserve evidence — photos, texts, witness info
3. Do NOT talk to the organization — they will try to control the narrative
4. Call Attorney 911 immediately — 1-888-ATTY-911

FOR POSEY COUNTY PARENTS:

1. Talk to your children — ask about Greek life, sports teams, clubs
2. Know the warning signs — physical, behavioral, academic
3. Educate yourself — hazing isn’t what you think
4. Be prepared to act — if it happens, time is critical

FOR POSEY COUNTY EDUCATORS:

1. Review your Greek life policies — are they adequate?
2. Conduct independent hazing audits — don’t rely on self-reporting
3. Implement real accountability — suspensions, expulsions, criminal referrals
4. Own your property — if you own fraternity houses, inspect them

FOR POSEY COUNTY LEGISLATORS:

1. Strengthen Indiana hazing laws — make it a felony
2. Mandate reporting — require universities to report hazing incidents
3. Create immunity for reporters — protect students who come forward
4. Fund hazing prevention programs — education saves lives

📞 Posey County Families: Call Now — Free Consultation

1-888-ATTY-911

Email: ralph@atty911.com
Website: attorney911.com

Available 24/7 for Posey County hazing emergencies.

$0 upfront. We don’t get paid unless you get paid.

🎯 The Message to Posey County:

Hazing doesn’t stop at state lines.

The same fraternities that waterboarded a student in Houston have chapters near Posey County. The same negligence that hospitalized our client exists at Posey County institutions.

But the justice doesn’t stop at state lines either.

Attorney 911 is fighting this battle right now. We know how to win. We know how to hold institutions accountable. Posey County families get the same aggressive representation.

If your child has been hazed — or if you suspect hazing is happening — call us immediately.

This is not just about compensation. This is about changing the culture. This is about saving lives.

Enough is enough. The fight starts now.

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